I thought Oxo was pushed out by his Dads influence, (wasn't he a skate?) to move. Chambers had been tapped up by Arsene Wenger two years previously, he must have seen something that we missed?
I should think so, too - FLT! I read your remark with the same feelings as Fran - lucky I couldn't get to you with the ceremonial sword!!
Well that little BTW about Chambers generated some chat. I agree with Beefy here about Lovren and Lallana [still a tw@tbeard], not forgetting Pochipoo. The loudest booing is going to be reserved for them. I suspect it'll be that loud as to be embarrassing and will affect the game. Again, I remind pepys that I don't advocate booing, but how does a crowd express its displeasure otherwise..? Booing is a violence free way of doing it. It's not as if 30,000 people can walk up the the individuals concerned and invite to sit in a pub after the match, over a quiet drink, to explain their motivation for leaving, is it..? So they show their displeasure instead.
Ian Thumwood: I expect that the treatment of Lambert, if we see him down St. Marys, will be a marked contrast. Rickie was cheered at Anfield and he expressed surprise that Lovren was getting stick. Not the same situation at all...Rickie gave us a lot and was unlikely to be a starter here (would have been worse if he had gone to WHU). Lovren played for us briefly and then dissed us...the fans will be rabid dogs.
I think what Ian meant by 'marked contrast' was that Rickie wouldn't be booed, unlike his Liverpool teammates Lovren and Lallana.
http://www.arsenalnewsreview.co.uk/...me-were-amazed-that-Arsenal-had-just-given-up Comments from an unhappy Gooner.
Except that Sanchez wasn't the only class player on the pitch. There were eleven playing for his opposition.
